My parents got our dog Gretchen before I was born and she lived to be almost 16 years old. It’s been 7 years, but I still wish I didn’t see the fear in her eyes when we had to put her down. It was like she knew what was happening. It still makes me cry and I can’t ever tell anyone in my family about it because I don’t want them to feel how I feel about it.
Angria:
Watching my grandfather slowly lose his mind before he died. He was such a brilliant man only to be lost in psychosis.
J:
The pain on my best friend’s face when I told her he hit me
Danni:
I had to borrow my dads phone for vacation, when deleting my texts, one he sent to my mom accidentally opened. >.<
Lui:
My ex for the last time
Nic:
My Dom in pain, wasting away before my eyes as the cancer spreads, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.
nothing. I feel I have learned something or grown from every sight that difficult or uncomfortable to watch.
Rachel:
The exorcist, people cry
Irene:
A photo of 9/11 was shown on tv during one of the 10 year memorial shows. It was of a firefighter coming up the staircase of one of the towers while people were going down the stairs. You could just see the fear and innocence in the firefighter’s face.
Jenny:
Watching my mom take her last breath.
ankita:
Wathching people die and strave eventhough its through TV I still feel awful and spoilt,and when I went to India and saw little kids crying because they had no food waching people starve
ehm:
the expectations that i keep on expecting and it should be UNEXPECTED only ..
L.:
My crying grandma while they closed my granddad’s casket.
He lived to be 90 and they were married for 62 years, but the tears made my grandma look like a little girl who knew she had lost her favorite toy forever. Made me cry more than the actual passing of my granddad did.
L.:
Anther one, related:
My 16-year old ‘little’ brother carrying the casket, alongside his uncles and 35-year old cousin. He’s just a kid.
Sammi:
My father’s best friend sobbing at the wake. The pain in his eyes alone had brought me to tears…I was only ten.
People being shot in the war.
2 Girls 1 cup
My parents got our dog Gretchen before I was born and she lived to be almost 16 years old. It’s been 7 years, but I still wish I didn’t see the fear in her eyes when we had to put her down. It was like she knew what was happening. It still makes me cry and I can’t ever tell anyone in my family about it because I don’t want them to feel how I feel about it.
Watching my grandfather slowly lose his mind before he died. He was such a brilliant man only to be lost in psychosis.
The pain on my best friend’s face when I told her he hit me
I had to borrow my dads phone for vacation, when deleting my texts, one he sent to my mom accidentally opened. >.<
My ex for the last time
My Dom in pain, wasting away before my eyes as the cancer spreads, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.
The movie Seven.
My boyfriend’s stagnant Facebook page and his ex-girlfriend’s Facebook “fan” page. Pft!
walking in on my parents when they thought no one was home…
i wish i had never seen my girlfriend at lunch with another woman…
ddd
to deep for me cya tomorrow
The death of my daughter.
nothing 🙂
real murder crime scene photos
nothing. I feel I have learned something or grown from every sight that difficult or uncomfortable to watch.
The exorcist, people cry
A photo of 9/11 was shown on tv during one of the 10 year memorial shows. It was of a firefighter coming up the staircase of one of the towers while people were going down the stairs. You could just see the fear and innocence in the firefighter’s face.
Watching my mom take her last breath.
Wathching people die and strave eventhough its through TV I still feel awful and spoilt,and when I went to India and saw little kids crying because they had no food waching people starve
the expectations that i keep on expecting and it should be UNEXPECTED only ..
My crying grandma while they closed my granddad’s casket.
He lived to be 90 and they were married for 62 years, but the tears made my grandma look like a little girl who knew she had lost her favorite toy forever. Made me cry more than the actual passing of my granddad did.
Anther one, related:
My 16-year old ‘little’ brother carrying the casket, alongside his uncles and 35-year old cousin. He’s just a kid.
My father’s best friend sobbing at the wake. The pain in his eyes alone had brought me to tears…I was only ten.
Oklahoma
pornography
BME pain olympics…
scarred for life…
BME Pain Olympics
BME Pain Olympics
BME Pain Olympics
and it’s “…wish you’d never seen.” Learn some fucking grammar so u ken speek good n not sound like such a fucking reetard n shit.